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Trump promises a second term focussed on immigration and nationalism – as well as revenge and retribution
“Much-needed” Super Changes Should Pass
Joe Biden’s presidency will be remembered as one that did not match the times, and a leader who failed to realise it
Australian leaders urge President Biden to pardon Julian Assange
LA Fires Add To Climate Insurance Crisis
$10,000 Fine Manifestly Inadequate For Santos Oil Spill
Housing bubble or housing trouble? Australians wary of increasing property prices in future
Minister’s Christmas Card To Foreign Gas Companies
Minister’s Early Christmas Gift To Coal Companies
Rate Cut Already Overdue: RBA Should Meet In January
Dutton revival of ‘gas fired recovery’ bad for households, great for gas companies
Neighbour from hell – A Pacific plea to Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton
Coal Royalties Tiny Part Of NSW Budget
Harold Holt is a meme today, but when the prime minister went missing in December 1967, it was no laughing matter
Should non-disclosure agreements be restricted in cases of workplace sexual harassment? Here’s what reforms need to get right
Opaque, powerful and cashed-up – time to clean up the murky world of industry lobby groups
Nuclear Costings Are Distraction
WA Government Greenlights Woodside Gas Export Extension
New data shows homelessness remains entrenched in NSW
Power gouge: how AGL and Origin are milking monster profits from battling families
Greens push for big banks to offer low-rate discount mortgages could save North Queenslanders thousands
RBA Fails Households And Fails Nation – Again
Australians urged to support Minister to keep her promise on “no more extinctions”
Left behind: South Australian public servants go backwards while the SA economy surges forward
HomeKeeper: Greens Election Plan Would Require Banks To Offer Discount Low Rate Mortgages
Never Used, Never Worn: Billion-dollar Christmas Waste
Another day, another bumper catch of misinformation from the salmon industry
Many Australians do not like the way politics is reported. Here’s how it can improve
NSW government now spending more public money on coal boosting than coal transition
Triple Trouble: WA Wholesale Gas And Electricity Prices Soar Since Approval Of Onshore Gas Exports
NSW Gov now spending more public money on coal boosting than coal transition: new research
Tasmania’s great skate debate – cutting through lies and misinformation
Australia argues against developing international law to meet the unique existential threat of climate change
Extreme Heat Fans Flames Of Inequality
Tide of public opinion supports stopping fish farming in Macquarie Harbour
Electoral reform impasse provides opportunity for real scrutiny – which voters demand
WA Labor approval of Woodside North West Shelf extension would permanently increase energy bills
South Australian electoral experiment deserves much closer scrutiny
Pay up: Australians say it’s time big polluters paid for the damage they do to the environment
Millions of Australians plant a seed for a healthy life and a healthy planet
Australians overwhelmingly support the right to peaceful protest
Visa Rules Risk Modern Slavery For Pacific Workers
New polling reveals overwhelming opposition to rushing through political donation laws
Rushed changes to federal political donation laws could hinder, not enhance, democracy
No way to treat family: Pacific Labourers overtaxed and exploited
New SA political donation laws: An undemocratic process which will not increase trust in politicians
Albanese government rewards foreign company for driving endangered species towards extinction
Unplugged: NSW government EV Strategy failing, as sales fall